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Jun. 5th, 2014 08:47 pmDay 26 – A book that changed your opinion about something
2010 Answer: How The Pro-Choice Movement Saved America
So, I don't really do a lot of non-fiction reading to change my opinions. I do it for a) class or b) to learn more about a subject I'm interested in.
This year, however, I have to go with the reading for my Gender and Women's Studies class, which convinced me I didn't want to screw around with the cert in GWS. Just not as much my thing as I thought it would be. Too much navel-gazing, and hopefully I can get something for the books on Amazon.
DV
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2010 Answer: How The Pro-Choice Movement Saved America
So, I don't really do a lot of non-fiction reading to change my opinions. I do it for a) class or b) to learn more about a subject I'm interested in.
This year, however, I have to go with the reading for my Gender and Women's Studies class, which convinced me I didn't want to screw around with the cert in GWS. Just not as much my thing as I thought it would be. Too much navel-gazing, and hopefully I can get something for the books on Amazon.
DV
( The Rest of the Meme )
